Spring moose.

I am not sure what date these are from exactly. But based on their hides it would have been early spring. I haven't figured out how to photograph moose this time of year. Even the big bulls don't have their antlers. And the moose's hides are rubbed bald when they change over their fur and scratch and rub to remove ticks and such. Here are some pictures.
I see moose nearly everyday. So I'm not sure where to start but here are a few from one afternoon this spring. And a shot of me shooting them. Haha.
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These are wonderful, Hunter. I can't pick a favourite, I like a bunch of them.

Nice set - what a goofy smile in some of these - So cute! Shots 1-2 are my faves here.

these are excellent. I love the one of the calf looking back.

I was reading "spring mouse" and surprise, what a big mouse. Hahahaha
They look funny :) nice set.

Very nice set of the "Swamp Donkeys" Hunter. Agree with Marko, #'s 1 & 2 for me also.